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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
5
The remark suggests certain individuals pursue hostility and smear campaigns as their main objective. It frames mud throwing as a tactic rather than a constructive goal and implies a pattern of negative behavior by some actors.
John Glathar returned Wednesday from Humboldt visits. Charley Barber received a shipment of stock cattle for his feed yards last Friday. The report notes ongoing commerce and livestock movements in the region.
A. D. Stotts sold a carload of apples during the week at prices ranging from 85 cents to 1.50 dollars per bushel. The deal highlights market activity and local pricing for fruit.
A. W. Peterson of Hawarden Iowa spent Saturday to Sunday as a guest of his cousin C. E. Carr and other Diller relatives.
To the voters vote for D B Cropsey Republican candidate for County Treasurer who was regularly nominated at the primary on August 18 1914 Advt.
W. C. Line announces quitting the dairy business and will sell ten cows at private sale. One cow is fresh now and others soon to freshen. Also notes a Saturday city hall meeting of Republican county and legislative candidates with broad attendance and enthusiasm for the ticket.
A letter from Alex Shepherd, candidate for Jefferson County treasurer, explains his inability to personally solicit voters due to his wife’s illness and requests voters’ support through this message.
A Lutheran church paper warns Americans not to trust every wartime rumor in newspapers. The plea urges restraint and urges readers to await confirmed facts before forming judgments about the war. The piece emphasizes cautious citizenship and reliance on verified information.
Local brief notes a political plea urging voters to back Louis J Nutziman for County Judge. Second item records Mrs Harlan Hadley and Beatrice relatives visit and other short notes including a lost bag and a housing move at Diller residence.
Mrs J W Hayworth returned Saturday to her Omaha home after visiting here for a few days with her daughter Mrs Otis Babb and sister Mrs Isaac Saylor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. De Cherry of souk University Nebr. arrived Wednesday noon for a two week visit with their sons John and W. A. Cherry and their families.
John L. Lamb announces Swift Cream Station has been taken and will pay the highest cash price for cream. He also buys poultry and eggs and guarantees top prices and accurate weights. Call for prices or arrange a trial.
Esther Mae Baker of Spencerport New York reports that Chamberlains Tablets cured her bilious attacks sick headaches and fatigue after using several bottles a few months ago She says the tablets buttoned up her whole system For sale by all dealers.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold their annual fair and supper at the city hall Saturday evening October 31. A good big supper for 25 cents. There will be a fine display of beautiful and useful household articles and aprons for sale. Everybody cordially invited.
The column notes Diller defeated Chester 7 to 6 on the home gridiron with Cherry and Dunn scoring and Hansel and Gretel staged by Intermediate pupils. Other items include football at Lincoln, absences of Frank Schnuelle and Earl Stull, a Newton county game match with Wymore, and various school events and visits by Superintendent Harris.
The ad promotes C G Catlin for county treasurer. A separate item notes a fatal cold spell that followed a Monday night, the 26th, with temperature at 22 degrees and ice three-eighths of an inch thick.
E L Jenkins appeals to voters in Jefferson County outlining his background in teaching law and notary work. He notes sixteen years residence and pledges full time service if elected on Tuesday November 3, asks farmers, business and laborers for support and his name appears on the judges ballot.
Voters are urged to support D. B. Crupsey in the Republican primary set for August 18, 1914. The brief notice emphasizes Crupsey as the preferred candidate without additional details.
R E Roberts of Homer City Pa praises Chamberlain's Cough as the best cough remedy. He claims it has never failed to give desired results after years of use. Available for sale by all dealers.
There is widespread catarrh and traditional local remedies failed, now claimed as constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio is advertised as the only constitutional cure, taken orally and said to heal blood and mucous surfaces with a $100 reward offer. Sold by druggists at 75 cents, with Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
Church items report preaching and communion Sunday morning with District Superintendent M. E. Gilbert. Quarterly conference and preaching Saturday at 7 30. Rock Creek preaching Sunday at 2 30. Sunday school Epworth League at usual hour. Ladies banquet Friday night served about 150 plates with toasts from Orrill Schumann Mendenhall and locals on the new financial plan and canvass.
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